We can't leave financial education to chance

The average Australian 17 year old walks into adult life without the skills required to manage their personal finances and make good long-term financial decisions, leading to depression and anxiety, sleep, relationship stress, high blood pressure and reduced self-confidence.

And by age 17, their money habits are already ingrained. What if we could proactively set them up for success?

Yr 8 Workshops

Captivating Workshops

30 student workshops led by an enthusiastic, charismatic presenter, ensuring engagement on an individual level.

Set them up with the mindsets and skills to take on their first job and start effectively managing their money.

While based in Perth WA, we happily provide our services across Australia

Targeted Content

National Service

Play based Learning

We all know that feeling of falling asleep during a presentation or checking social media during an online workshop/meeting. We utilise highly interactive exercises and our focus on the individual students to ensure that our workshops inspire and excite.

Curious & Confident

45mins

30 students

Michael Sgro

My financial education started at age 2, sitting on my father's knee while he traded stocks and CFDs. My parents always valued my financial education and would take me to investing seminars and business conferences from an early age. When I got to university, frankly I was astounded at how little my friends knew about money. Sadly this is the reality for a lot of Australians.

Since leaving high school, I have run a business offering my services as a freelance camera man and lighting technician in the film industry, working across Perth and Melbourne. I started The Inspiration Institute to address the big issues that I see in Australian society, starting with our shocking financial literacy rates.

Founder

Will you prioritise their future?